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Welcome
The World Federation of Neurosurgical Societies (WFNS) and the Department of Neurosurgery at the University of Tübingen are pleased to announce this special fellowship program which is exclusively funded by an annual grant from Aesculap. Each year 4 young neurosurgeons especially from developing countries, will have the chance to be trained in the whole field of neurosurgical techniques at the Department of Neurosurgery in Tübingen.
Basant K. Misra, MD
Chairman of the WFNS Foundation
Marcos Tatagiba, MD, PhD
Professor of Neurosurgery, Chairman and Director, Department of Neurosurgery
Qualified applicants are invited to fill out the online application form. Only the online application will be accepted.
Click here to enter the form on the WFNS website
About the Department of Neurosurgery, Tübingen University Hospital.
Click here to visit the Neurosurgery Tübingen website“My experience in the Department of Neurosurgery at the University Hospital Tubingen as a clinical fellow of the WFNS Aesculap Adult Neurosurgery Fellowship was truly transformative. I am grateful for the opportunity to have worked alongside distinguished neurosurgeons and to have been exposed to cutting-edge techniques and patient management strategies. This fellowship has undoubtedly shaped my career as a neurosurgeon and has prepared me to provide the highest quality of care to my future patients. I must thank Professor Dr. Marcos Tatagiba and his team, WFNS foundation and Aesculap for giving me the opportunity to participate in the fellowship and learn the state of the art Neurosurgical technologies and procedures. This experience allowed me to further appreciate the significance of evidence-based medicine and the continuous pursuit of advancements in the field of neurosurgery.”
“My WFNS Neurosurgery Fellowship at the Departement of Neurosurgery of the University Hospital of Tübingen has been a transformative experience. It equipped me with advanced neurosurgical skills, a deep understanding of skull base pathologies and the ability to provide high-quality care to patients with complex neurosurgical conditions.”
“This three-month program has been a great experience. During the fellowship I had the opportunity of attending many kinds of surgeries and familiarizing with the latest technology. It was particularly inspiring to witness Prof. Tatagiba’s daily work. I consider him to be an excellent role model for any neurosurgeon, combining technical excellence with wide knowledge, but also being a great person and host. So, the fellowship was especially useful for me and believe that will be fundamental in the future development of my career.”
“During this program, I attended the whole spectrum of neurosurgical procedures include neuro-oncological, neurovascular, functional, spine and skull base surgeries. Also, I got to know new technical equipment such as intraoperative MRI, intraoperative navigation, intraoperative ultrasonography, intraoperative laser and neuro-anesthesiology. I am very happy to participate in this valuable fellowship. This program was very useful. I had extensive exposure to the whole spectrum of neurosurgical techniques, and I was able to improve my professional knowledge.”
“It’s a great chance to learn a wide spectrum of micro neurosurgical skills & knowledge from Professor Tatagiba and his team. The latest technological equipment, neuro oncology, skull base and neuro vascular surgeries here, impressed me a lot and helped me to understand the newer approaches to manage those complex neurosurgeries. Professor Tatagiba is an amazing personality; he inspires the younger neurosurgeons like me a lot. And his approach and kindness towards patient’s wellbeing is very impressive. This abroad trip to the University Hospital in Tübingen is very valuable for my growth of professional career in Neurosurgery. The Aesculap factory tour is a memorable movement, to understand the making of aneurysm clips and other tools. The new Aesculap Aeos® digital surgical microscope is very exciting, and I think, it is very futuristic to micro neurosurgery.”
Image: Dr. Andrija Savić, 39th WFNS-Aesculap Adult Fellow
After lunch Dr. Mollea visited our factory and got product sessions from our Product – as well as Business Managers. We hope he enjoyed the day at Aesculap. For the future all the best from the whole Neuro Team.
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